I do not “support” Reform UK (or Restore Britain) as such, but what matters now is that Labour loses at Makerfield, and that cannot happen if the anti-Labour vote is split in any substantial way. I fear that, as things are developing, that may happen, and that Jewish-lobby System puppet Andy Burnham will “blag” his way to an unmerited by-election victory.
Yes, but what if the surrounding state is so hostile that it uses violence or the law (in the sense of fossilized state violence expressed as “lawfare”) against that white-northern-European community? What then?
Guess who invented gas chambers
Every Accusation is a Confession
PS the victims were Christians. PPS still waiting for Hollywood and the educational system telling this fact https://t.co/GSj2hTFrrs
While there’s plenty of solutions it’s just impossible to implement them through democratic means.
As Charles I warned at his executed, democracy would be a recipe for disaster and that that true liberty for the people comes from lawful government, not from having a share in it
Let’s not forget the foreign staff “saving the NHS” not only rob their own country of their skills they take jobs from British staff (who have the English language from birth) they also use our infrastructure themselves, as well any dependants/family they bring.
The NHS needs radical reform, just like much of UK society. Ring-fenced funding from taxation, but also a cull of the bureaucracy and the “woke”/”anti-racist” and other propaganda, and a clear hierarchy.
I do find is strange how some people don’t like cats. They really are the most amazing, intuitive & loving animals. I managed to break my leg last night & my Arthur hasn’t left my side all day. A great furry nurse. 🐈⬛ 🥰 pic.twitter.com/yi6qTKpKrT
You're never getting remigration with jews in positions of power if that's what you're thinking, most jews are anti White whether you want to believe it or not.
That first tweeter, “Angloid” seems to believe that if only “nationalists” never “offended” anyone (Jews, blacks/browns/Muslims, “antifa” loonies and cretins, bien-pensant “normies” etc) then the mass of “normal” Brits would inevitably see the light and the “nationalist” side would triumph almost without having to struggle (no doubt at a “free and fair” general election before which the msm would present the “nationalist” case completely fairly on TV and in the Press)…
“They want not only their daily bread but also their daily illusion“, as Hitler said in the late 1920s.
Well, that tweeter, “Angloid” is apparently 19. When I was 19, I also had some wrongheaded ideas (as well as some correct ones), so I should not wish to be too censorious but, when one is 69, as I now am, such naive thinking has or should have given way to a more realistic outlook, as St. Paul noted.
She's obviously going to say it's not relevant because by that standard she wouldn't be British… https://t.co/Exe5kIJvK9
I am not someone who immediately sees a conspiracy in every situation, but I am inclined to think that both Restore and Reform are “controlled opposition”; however—in the absence of open revolution, or invasion by another state– the existing System parties can only be reduced to unimportance by the rise of a new party, or new parties.
Of course, two parties with (as it might be) 30%-40% of the popular vote split 2 ways are far less powerful a challenge to the System than one party with 30%-40% of that same vote.
Also, yes, that party or those parties may morph into System parties, as I predicted quite long ago would happen to Reform UK, but a Reform triumph (or Restore triumph) would still be far better than a continuation of the old “two/three main parties” scam, because Lab and Con would go, and with them much of the stability of the System.
So Reform have gone from demanding an early election to desperately trying to stop one because they think they’ll lose. And they admit Andy Burnham really is so popular nationally he’ll be able to reverse Reform’s surge and win for Labour. https://t.co/hnhvOFmGgN
I hear what Hodges is saying, but I see no evidence that System puppet Andy Burnham actually has any of the supposed great popularity anyway. Burnham may be more popular than both Starmer-stein and Kemi Badenoch, but that is not so difficult, after all. Also, Burnham has been effectively absent from public exposure (at least, for anyone more than 50 miles out of Manchester), so familiarity has not bred contempt…yet.
It does highlight how poorly the UK is provided with socio-political vision, though, that a mediocre fellow such as Andy Burnham is presented (by the msm and/or System) as some kind of Great White Hope.
Restore Britain wouldn’t even exist if you all weren’t a bunch of coward Farage sycophants
No threat of Burnham or frankly anything could never make me vote for this shite pic.twitter.com/RzFJadtCrl
Bumped into this nice gentleman who called @RupertLowe10 & the party “fascists.”
I asked who he supported, he said Andy Burnham. The same guy who stayed silent on the Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs scandal in Greater Manchester.… pic.twitter.com/kLMZlUYaGZ
That character in the red jacket is a not-atypical kneejerk Labourite, the type to be found, even now, all over the North of England and, at least until a decade ago, in Scotland (I believe).
Look at him! Lives in a rubbish area, wears cheap rubbish clothes, may or may not even have a job, and has probably voted Labour at each and every opportunity.
Makerfield has had a Labour MP uninterruptedly for 43 years, since the seat was created. For 15 of those years, it has also had a Labour government, yet what good has that done for that long-haired “anti-fascist”? He’s still living in a rubbish area, still wearing the cheap shoddy clothing, still probably penniless… (and, voting Labour, probably has a n*****r for a neighbour!)…
Canvassing for Restore Britain today, I spoke to some young lads, this lad made some good points. Basically what Reform supporters are saying everywhere.
I get it, but I won’t vote Reform.
I reject their cancel culture (calling police on Rupert).
The Ukrainian military’s strike on Starobelsk in the Lugansk People’s Republic has become the last straw; the Russian Armed Forces are launching systematic strikes on military-industrial complex facilities in Kiev, the Russian Foreign Ministry stated:https://t.co/2HeUa4Qpr7pic.twitter.com/OSTT1sqNqj
The Russian Armed Forces are launching systematic strikes on military-industrial complex facilities in Kiev, as Ukraine’s attack on a school Starobelsk in the Lugansk People’s Republic was "the last straw," the Russian Foreign Ministry warned:https://t.co/pX2aYkLpVSpic.twitter.com/BBBeo7nbLQ
Well, this week only 4/10, but thereby again beating political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 3/10. I only knew the answers to questions 1, 4, 5, and 8.
As to the other questions, I only remembered the answers to questions 2, 3, and 9 once I looked up the information, guessed wrong on question 10, and had (and still have) no idea as to questions 6 and 7.
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@RestoreBritain_ smashes the local elections in Great Yarmouth !!! 10 out of 10 seats WON !!
Tucker Carlson says he told Trump to his face: "Netanyahu hates you. Rupert Murdoch despises you. Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin – they all hate you. The people pushing you into this war want to destroy you. On behalf of Israel."
My assessment from several years ago (“Trump is a loudly-squawking parrot in a gilded cage, surrounded by a phalanx of Jews“) turns out to have been completely accurate.
The experts at Sky News have basically confirmed what everyone outside the Westminster bubble already knew: Labour’s claim to be the "party of the working class" is a complete myth.
Professor Rob Ford just gutted the Labour narrative on live TV. He pointed out that Reform UK is… pic.twitter.com/MDpwbc2uWv
BBC Projected National Share of the vote, and change from last year Reform 26% -4 Green 18% +7 Labour 17% -3 Conservative 17% +2 Lib Dems 16% -1 The graphic shows change since seats last contested in 2022 pic.twitter.com/OqSOnvVDZz
Applied to a general election, would translate to a Commons with about 323 Reform UK MPs (3 short of a majority), 87 Greens (weak official Opposition), 81 LibDems, 50 Cons, 45 SNP, and 37 Lab [etc].
It now goes without saying that, on those figures, Starmer-stein would lose his own seat.
Labour MP: “The Prime Minister’s Guardian op-ed has left me in genuine despair. He just doesnt get it and is totally at sea. He has no desire to listen. We've just been totally decimated for not picking a side and his response is aggressively more of the same.”…
Import such populations, import their ways of doing politics and/or business and/or crime. If you want to get rid of those behaviours, you pretty much have to get rid of the populations.
Lucy Powell, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, once said her “existential nightmare” was Labour losing to Reform in Manchester.
🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer has appointed Gordon Brown as his special envoy for Global Finance. The bigot screaming, children made poor choices while being raped tortured and killed arrogant bastard is coming back to number 10. pic.twitter.com/O8aEmKMrFu
At this point, Starmer the Nation-Harmer morphs from being a would-be “world leader”, and pathetic would-be bully-dictator, into a Norman Wisdom imposter-syndrome figure, the lowly [fill in his job] who is mistaken for a political leader and then makes all sorts of odd decisions.
As for Gordon Brown, a near-lunatic married to a wife who always struck me, when I saw the couple on TV at public occasions, as akin to a psychiatric nurse in charge of a patient having an outing.
'That tells you he's in dead trouble.' @AndrewMarr9 reacts as Keir Starmer brings Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman into government after Labour's local election rout. pic.twitter.com/GHPPHKnDmB
Ha ha. System mouthpiece Andrew Marr once again comes out to bat for Blair-Brown Labour.
Apart from puffing Gordon Brown’s premiership, 16+ years on, Marr says as little as possible about “Harriet Harperson” and nothing at all about the real concerns of millions of British people. His list of issues mentioned did not even include mass immigration, which is tearing this country apart.
Actually, if you want to use the hackneyed “traitor” gibe, there are few better candidates:
An enemy of the British people.
Incidentally:
“Regarding his political affiliations, he was formerly a Maoist and a member of the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory, a left-wing pressure group founded by Labour Party members, now known as the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty. His interest in Mao Zedong began as early as age eleven, when he gave fellow Craigflower School students copies of the Little Red Book that he had requested and received from the Chinese embassy.[12][13] His affinity for Maoism continued into his time at Cambridge, where Marr says he was a “raving leftie” who acquired the nickname “Red Andy“.
A Maoist as a university student, so as late as 1978 (Mao died in 1976).
Does not say much for Marr’s political judgment.
It is one thing to be a “Maoist” aged 11, as Marr was, or thought he was —I too had two “little red books” (Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, and On People’s War by Lin Piao) given to me when I was a similar age, in my case in 1967 in Australia— but it is surely different when the person is a hopefully more mature 18-21, and in 1977 or even 1979. Incredible…
In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be…
[“In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be viewed as competent if dull technocratic government.
However these are not normal circumstances for the Prime Minister. His MPs see him as responsible for yesterday’s electoral catastrophe. He indeed has insisted he does take full responsibility.
And that is why the appointments are in fact incendiary. Because they are seen as – at best – irrelevant to the crisis faced by the government, and for many MPs and ministers they are provocative, an insult, a manifestation – in the words of one minister – “that he simply doesn’t get it.”
This is what one senior and influential member of the government told me:
“The Harriet and Gordon thing and his Guardian article [in which he said the government should neither move left or right] has annoyed Labour MPs even more. It’s tone deaf. I think people give him until Monday to actually show he gets it or he’s done.”
To be clear, this minister would often try and defend the PM. Not any more. And that’s not altogether surprising, given that few Reform voters are likely to say “I was thinking of voting for Nigel Farage but I’ve changed my mind now that Keir has tapped Gordon to create an international off-balance-sheet finance facility for defence spending.”
Another minister told me that the preference of MPs and Labour’s members would be for Starmer to stay and turn around the performance of the government, but they were increasingly doubtful he was capable of doing this.
This minister’s mood, and that of his colleagues, he said, “was increasingly of despair”.
Perhaps the biggest problem was that Starmer “is seemingly unable to give a clear coherent sense of direction for the country.”
“Voters will forgive you many of your mistakes if you can tell them where you want to take them. But he has been incapable of doing that, and none of us know whether he ever can.”
Even those members of the Cabinet who are genuine loyalists talk about him on the basis of hypothesis and guesswork. None of them seem to actually know what makes him tick or what he wants (one told me he was planning to set out his own policies more publicly in the hope that perhaps the PM would adopt them).
In that sense Starmer seems more isolated than any prime minister I’ve ever known.
A very big test for him comes on Monday, when he is expected to give a speech that will be billed as his agenda for the rest of the parliament but is in practice a plea to his MPs to give him a last chance.
I asked a minister what MPs would need to hear to be clear that he does understand their concerns, that he “gets it”.
This was the reply. “I mean god knows because I dont think he does. It’s not anything anyone else can tell him it has to come from him.”
And that, in a nutshell, is why Starmer is in so much trouble.“]
I sense, though, that the mainstream political scribblers and talking-heads still have not quite got their heads around what is happening. It is not all about Starmer-stein. Public dislike of the bastard is certainly more focussed than is dislike of the old Lab and Con parties, but what we are seeing now is rejection of the whole LibLabCon rigged political system that has been a fixed state in the UK going back certainly to 1945 and arguably to around 1900.
If you listen to the tramline minds of Andrew Marr and his type, you may think that all that Labour has to do to recover its prestige and vote is to swap one sinister clown for another, whether it be Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, or even Angela Rayner. No. Just no.
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Gordon Brown was the Prime Minister when in 2008 the notorious Home 🏡 Office 🏬 memo came round.
It said child victims of Pakistani rape gangs should be seen as prostitutes who are consenting.pic.twitter.com/ibLePfcOdJ
[“Remember the absolute disaster when Gordon Brown sold off 395 tonnes of Britain’s gold at the worst possible time?
He even told the market he was doing it beforehand, which made the price tank even more. Classic.
Well, gold’s gone up about 1500% since then. That same gold would be worth around £40 billion more today.
Well, Starmer’s brought him back as his Finance Envoy.
You honestly couldn’t make this shit up!“]
Let's check in on Beatrice.
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to "give him something to look after." It worked. He talks to them.… pic.twitter.com/EdtWkuehuL
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to “give him something to look after.” It worked. He talks to them. He pretends, to himself, that he doesn’t.
Beatrice has been busy this morning.
5.42am. Beatrice exits the coop first. She is always first. The other three hens, by long arrangement, wait. The arrangement was not agreed in writing. The arrangement is, by every working measure, in force.
5.51am. Beatrice locates a slug on the lower lavender. She eats the slug. The label on a supermarket egg box would describe Beatrice as “vegetarian-fed.” Beatrice has not read the label. The slug, by 5.52am, is no longer the slug.
6.18am. Beatrice eats a worm turned up by the man’s spade in the vegetable bed. The man is digging the bed because Beatrice has, by long observation, taught him that digging the bed at 6.15am produces worms, which produces hens nearby, which produces a small social arrangement that the man has come to look forward to.
7.04am. Beatrice eats a beetle. She eats it with the considered focus of a hen who knows that beetle protein is, by every measure, the highest-quality protein available to her, and that the beetles do not, on the whole, last long once identified.
8.30am. Beatrice lays an egg. The egg weighs 64 grams. It contains, by every available analysis: a complete amino acid profile, choline, lutein, zeaxanthin, B12, vitamin D, vitamin A, selenium, iodine, and cholesterol of the kind that the human body, contrary to forty years of dietary advice, regulates by itself. The egg is, by every honest nutritional measure, one of the most complete single foods on earth. The man eats it for breakfast at 8.45am.
10.00am. Beatrice eats the man’s vegetable peelings. Carrot tops. Cabbage stalk. The end of a leek. A small piece of stale bread. This is, in industrial poultry terms, an unauthorised diet. In actual hen terms, it is the diet hens evolved on for several thousand years before anyone thought to feed them only one thing.
11.30am. Beatrice kills a rat. It is the second rat she has killed this year. She does not eat the rat (rats are too large) but she does, with great commitment, prevent it from getting near the feed. Beatrice is, by quiet local agreement, the most effective pest-control system in the village.
1.15pm. Beatrice naps in a dust bath of her own construction. The dust bath has been positioned, by Beatrice, in the precise spot in the garden that gets afternoon sun for the longest. She did not ask the man’s permission. She did not need to.
3.40pm. The man, in the kitchen, calls her name.
Beatrice comes.
She does not come for the daughter. She does not come for the postman. She comes for the man.
Things Beatrice has, in one ordinary day, debunked:
That hens are vegetarian. They are not. They are obligate omnivores, and the supermarket “vegetarian-fed” label is, by every honest reading, a deficiency diet sold at premium prices.
That eggs are bad for you. Forty years of dietary advice, substantially walked back since 2015. Eggs are now, in most modern guidelines, considered one of the most nutrient-dense foods available.
That chicken farming is, by definition, cruel. Industrial poultry, in many cases, is. Beatrice’s life is not. The honest argument targets the system, not the species.
That backyard hens spread disease. The disease vector data points overwhelmingly at intensive operations. Beatrice’s three companions and the half a million UK households who keep small flocks are not the problem.
That eggs are a luxury. The man pays approximately £15 a year per hen in feed. He gets, in return, around 280 eggs, two dead rats, a worked vegetable bed, a dust bath in the right spot, and a small quiet relationship with a creature who comes when he calls.
Beatrice is, by every honest measure, the smallest unit of working agriculture in Britain.
She is also, by quiet local consensus, the reason the man still cooks a proper breakfast.
Eat the egg.
Be the hen.
Resource the backyard.“]
Our animal friends.
“Preppers” are far better off with an acre of land and a few chickens than they are with a supply of pre-packed military-surplus MREs.
Early signs for Labour are also poor in another south London heartland, Lewisham.
One Labour activist says it is looking “apocalyptic” for the party as counting trudges on this afternoon. The Greens are on course to pick up a slew of seatshttps://t.co/GdLlTA9HrF
“Slightly...”? A total loonie, as well as being, on most issues, totally wrong.
'None of the political parties have the support of a substantial section of the public'
Polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice spoke to #BBCBreakfast about the results of the elections in England, Scotland and Wales – and what they would look like if the whole of the country… pic.twitter.com/scXpMZJFmN
A genuine, well-funded, properly led, and ideologically-disciplined social-national party could sweep the board; and if the (((usual suspects))) were to rig the electoral system against it, it would have the people and the will to take power without elections.
Opinion | The chaos which has swallowed Britain since the Brexit vote is only going to get worse
Statement by Barristers Chambers re Prosecution of Rajiv Menon Kc
Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to… pic.twitter.com/n7Xw0rwHj9
[“Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to a jury at the Woolwich Crown Court in January 2026. The trial involved pro-Palestine activists causing criminal damage to weapons and other property at a factory in Filton, Bristol belonging to Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms manufacturer. Not only is this the first time in English legal history that a barrister is being prosecuted for contempt in respect of a closing speech at a criminal trial, but the procedure being used to prosecute Rajiv is wholly novel and without historical precedent.
Until this week, any publication about Rajiv being prosecuted for contempt has been prohibited by various court orders. As a result of reporting restrictions now being lifted, Garden Court Chambers is at last able to comment publicly on this matter. We have supported Rajiv throughout the proceedings, including significant numbers of our members attending court hearings at the Royal Courts of Justice.
Rajiv is independently represented by solicitors and leading counsel who have made powerful arguments about the jurisdictional legality and procedural propriety of the contempt proceedings being brought against Rajiv. Judgment is currently awaited from the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). It is hoped that the arguments being advanced will prevail, and that the proceedings against Rajiv will be swiftly concluded without Rajiv having to stand trial. Whatever the outcome, Garden Court Chambers will continue to support Rajiv.
It is important to note that the prosecution of Rajiv for contempt has wider constitutional implications. We are extremely concerned about the chilling effect on the Bar of the state seeking to criminalise barristers for their representation of their clients. Such action is bound to undermine the confidence of the public that those charged, particularly in political and controversial cases, can receive the committed representation that they would expect to be provided.“]
Where “they” (((they))) take over or even exercise much influence in any society, no other groups or individuals have any rights or freedoms.
Elon Musk spent $290 million to elect Trump.
Musk got $512 billion richer since Trump was elected & is now worth $815 billion.
He wants to cut Social Security and Medicare by $500-$700 billion a year.
Global society, not just UK society, needs to cut down the massive wealth of the few. The utter banality of the Musk and Bezos type can be seen in their competition in the field of rocketry, all so that wealthy tourists will be able to tour around the Moon or beyond. For all the incredible technical achievement, not really serious work.
As for Musk believing that Mars can be colonized, it’s just nonsense.
Late tweets
For what it's worth, my own view is next week will see a consensus form that Starmer needs to set out antimetable for his departure. It's clear there is now no way of putting the Genie back in the bottle. And the various candidates need an orderly way of setting out their stalls.
Just a reminder that at this point, a lot of people are working out their tactics – whether they support or oppose the West move – based on who they want to replace Keir Starmer, not on whether they want to keep this PM https://t.co/9zTD84ZVNK
A game that the LibDems have played, and before them the Liberal Party, for many decades. Default option for those unable or unwilling to support Lab or Con (and now, Reform or Green).
It really exposes the nonsense of FPTP voting that the LibDems are now in 5th place in popular polling, behind Reform and Greens/Cons/Lab, yet are predicted to come second or third in terms of seats, merely because the LibDem vote is concentrated in about 100 out of 650 seats. Thus the LDs get 50-100 seats, despite only getting, nationwide, below 15% of the popular vote.
Sunderland. Labour for 52 years. Reform come out of nowhere to take FIFTY-EIGHT seats and take the council. Another crazy one. https://t.co/K7woR2Ib63
Look at the state of many of those areas. It is all very well to say that they would be even worse had they not had Labour monopoly control for 50-100 years, but that hardly cuts it.
Keir Starmer’s decision to return Gordon Brown & Harriet Harman to frontline politics shows how utterly lost he is. Why?
Because at its root the surge of Reform is a rejection of the Blairite project Brown & Harman embody.
Advanced maskirovka. Some of those shown in the clip are brilliant.
So why didn't they write it down? Send missives to their embassies across the known world? Apart from lacking writing, and embassies, and it not being true. https://t.co/J34YwMEp5F
On the one hand, blacks like that are funny, hilarious really; on the other hand, it is at the same time more than alarming that they seem to actually believe that sort of completely ahistorical nonsense.
If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty,…
— Bertie Pickle Does British History 🇬🇧 (@PickleBertie) May 9, 2026
[“If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty, bakes in a culture of low standards and burnout for anyone trying to fix it. The result is failures in judgement by individuals who cannot even explain why they didn’t act appropriately. Consequences don’t register in a culture that refuses to evaluate the outcomes that matter“]
Quite. Look at the whole “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic, e.g. the “test and trace” nonsense run by that cretinous Dido Harding woman, and all the rest of what went on in 2020-2022.
I was not yet born in 1951, but I was 4-5 years old in 1961, and in the south of England, at least, effectively all the people in the Home Counties and beyond, say 99.5%, at least, were white English/British. You never saw a black, or even an Indian, in counties such as Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, West Sussex, Surrey.
Not rob the graves of farmers for a pittance.
Not billet an army of invading men in every town and city.
Not appoint avowed enemies of the British people to high office.
It seems to be an even-money chance as to whether Havana will fall down by reason of lack of maintenance first (or be bombed by Trump, then invaded).
In Mexico, this monkey sneaks into the same hotel every day, grabs his breakfast and strolls out.. no fees, or tip paid… just a grab and go 😂 pic.twitter.com/Ask6WhYAVP
— Wholesome Side of 𝕏 (@itsme_urstruly) April 5, 2026
Russian air defense did what they could. This attack was one of the largest attacks on Novorossiysk, Russia so far this war. The attack has now lasted for over 3 hours with probing attacks throughout the day and more drones being claimed by Russian Telegram/MAX channels.… https://t.co/mRwDjEPpwEpic.twitter.com/WkyWTGZUAk
Russian air defenses shot down two Neptune long-range missiles and 693 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones in the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement:https://t.co/kgPU3PRjrDpic.twitter.com/odQEIk9VFy
The Ukrainian military has lost approximately 1,210 troops over the past day as a result of actions by Russian military units in the special military operation zone, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/KlbLlLJCOmpic.twitter.com/sSLD05d5cb
The Russian Defense Ministry reported on Monday repelling an attack by uncrewed speed boats in the northeastern Black Sea as four Ukrainian uncrewed surface vehicles and a Neptune-MD missile have been destroyed:https://t.co/IY5EhpPxEQpic.twitter.com/EAqjq5mEar
Russian Federal Security Service officers have prevented a terrorist attack targeting a high-ranking official in the Kursk Region, and the suspect has been apprehended, the FSB press service reported:https://t.co/4rtyNaA29Ypic.twitter.com/ISAvx0itzY
Hungary is firmly advocating for the lifting of sanctions on Russian oil and gas supplies to Europe, emphasizing the urgency of this move amid the looming threat of a global energy crisis linked to the ongoing situation in Iran, Orban said:https://t.co/iBOWBTWGLcpic.twitter.com/Td8xjNlGBC
Demographic replacement of Brits by non-whites, and the Brits even have to pay for it. Or do they? In a few years, we shall see.
Late tweets
Perfectly obvious that Trump is going for massive escalation and the top of the military is overly pumped about that rescue. You’ve got the lunatic Hegseth baying for it. It is going to be catastrophic for America. Hubris will end in a huge shock. I feel very sorry for anyone…
It's important to understand that the "Israel lobby" though important is a comparatively minor element of the power projection of the Zionist movement – a Jewish supremacist global social movement.
As we see here (below) the Zionists "success in developing a range of… https://t.co/zN5Gtwb14C
[“It’s important to understand that the “Israel lobby” though important is a comparatively minor element of the power projection of the Zionist movement – a Jewish supremacist global social movement.
As we see here (below) the Zionists “success in developing a range of artificial-intelligence-enabled military technologies is underpinned by tie-ups with commercial entities, from Israeli start-ups to Palantir and big-tech corporations including Amazon, Google and Microsoft.”
But that in itself – the ability to genocide the Levant – is only one element of the power projection afforded. The AI/Tech nexus is referred to by Netanyahu as Pax Silica, meaning an emergent global power. The role that the weaponisation of AI/Tech plays in surveillance in scores of countries is also a key element of this.
That power is leveraged also by
*the international work of the Mossad, *Unit 8200, *the Jewish (supremacist) billionaire class (and their Shabbos Goy enablers – Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel and many more), *the radicalisation into genocidal Jewish supremacy produced by the Zionist movement; and *the widespread infiltration of key posts in the economic, political, legal, media and national security architecture of Western countries by Jewish supremacists.
The other day (in his famous six-fingered speech) Netanyahu referred to the Zionist entity as becoming a “superpower”. He was not joking.“]
NEW: On the first day of the war with Iran, the United States used a new ballistic missile. It was untested in combat. Our analysis shows it struck a sports hall, an elementary school, and residential areas — killing at least 21 people, including children. w/ @johnismaypic.twitter.com/Kb05xbtN2W
Iran is hiding its missile arsenal in heavily fortified underground bunkers that even powerful US bunker-buster bombs may struggle to destroy, reports Bild.
Military analysts say these facilities allow Iran to preserve key weapons even under heavy strikes. pic.twitter.com/SsQ9yiuboX
One person killed, 11 others injured: TASS has put together key facts about Ukraine’s overnight drone attack on Russian regions:https://t.co/qXNVO2hDgK
Video: Official Telegram channel of the Krasnodar Krai operational headquarters/TASS pic.twitter.com/PK1c2SqUDv
Officers of the Russian Federal Security Service revealed evidence of intelligence activity by a British diplomat whose accreditation has been revoked, the FSB said:https://t.co/NRObhDUliF
Perhaps enough, probably enough, to seize Kharg Island, but little more. If American troops seize that island, it becomes a giant bullseye for Iran, and the occupying troops will face constant attack. They would die so that Jews in Israel might live. Does the brainwashed American public understand that?
New polling has Zack Polanski's Green Party FIVE POINTS ahead of Labour on 20%. pic.twitter.com/FBr9rpY18T
Britain needs a synthesis of old-style socialism in some areas of activity, and dynamic private enterprise in others, together with other elements (such as genuine volunteering), and all under the umbrella of, not just a state but a society, one founded on an ethos of European race and culture. The Rudolf Steiner concept of the Threefold Social Order is more or less the right template, in principle.
Lenin saw that pure socialism or “War Communism” could not, literally could not, produce the goods, certainly not with people and circumstances as they were in the 1920s; Lenin therefore implemented the New Economic Policy even before the Soviet Union itself was formally established.
Likewise, Hitler understood that post-WW1 Germany required both a shot in the arm and a restructuring on the basis of European —in that specific case, German— race and culture, and also the excising of certain poisonous and parasitic elements, as well as the State helping to facilitate the success of the “economic element” (private enterprise and enterprises), with the State also regulating that sector for the benefit of workers and arranging for some of the benefits —profits— to be shared by both employees and (via taxation etc) the State, and so the people, the Volk, as a whole.
[Hitler as Chancellor, 1935]
[Hitler reading at the Berghof]
[Berlin airport Tempelhof in the 1930s; note the architectural curve, later copied and adapted at Kennedy Airport, New York]
[autobahn, 1930s]
Late tweets seen
Paula White, nommée par Trump présidente du Bureau de la Foi à la Maison-Blanche, conduit une session d'exorcisme pour chasser les esprits malins de l'assistance en soufflant dans le micro. pic.twitter.com/26hMvcT5H2
[“Paula White, appointed by Trump as president of the White House Faith Office, conducts an exorcism session to drive evil spirits out of the audience by blowing into the microphone.“]
Of course, that crazy nonsense does not represent all of the USA or all Americans, but one wonders whether such a society has any real resilience. Maybe not.
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Kharkov and Zaporozhye Regions over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/foTmt9w3mdpic.twitter.com/n1ywU9NjK4
Actually, reading that Wikipedia article reminded me of a very good law —in my opinion— that they have in Florida: pensions cannot be attached, nor personal residences seized, in order to satisfy creditors or debt judgments.
The UK should have such a law.
🚨 BREAKING 🚨 I’ve got my hands on the 2026 conference agenda for the National Education Union the UK’s largest teaching union.
It states: “Reaffirm the union’s opposition to all forms of racism, fascism and far-right extremism, including the divisive politics promoted by… pic.twitter.com/fIvtxLfbjz
In many countries, teachers are educated professionals, inspiring at least a measure of respect. In the UK, many are cultureless, uneducated (in any real sense) dimwits unable to get any other job. Look at any TV quiz show; the schoolteachers are almost always the least knowledgeable.
Look at that teaching union document. It not even endorses but incites the brainwashing of pupils and the intimidation of any teaching staff opposed to migration invasion and/or the multikulti society.
Wherever “they” see a weakness, they attack, not only or always by military means, but also, and in fact more usually, by means of infiltration, using the money power to buy their way in.
That was how Jew-Zionists started to colonize Palestine in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, long before the 1948 establishment of the State of Israel.
Under Ottoman imperial rule, and then under the post-WW1 British Mandate, Jews started to buy up land in Palestine wherever they could. This happened especially around the ancient port of Jaffa. That area slowly became the hub of what is now the large city of Tel Aviv.
The same or at least a similar process happened in the UK in the 19thC and early 20th centuries. The largely effete and, in many cases, short-of-money old aristocrats and “gentry” of England (and even Scotland) sold out for hard cash. There are many examples, even on the record. Jewish women from wealthy families married titled English or Scottish men.
As a matter of fact, there was continuing infiltration into the remnants of the so-called “British aristocracy” even in the 1930s and later. I know of at least one quite, or formerly, famous comedian whose Wikipedia entry mentions his various “noble” antecedents, but not the more recent Jewish ancestry. I suppose that is why that individual used to tweet negatively about me 10-15 years ago…
Still, “no names, no pack drill“, in the now rarely-heard Victorian phrase.
They say Britain was always a 'nation of immigrants'. But this is a lie. Between the 1800s & 1920s the foreign-born never surpassed 2.5% & until 2001 was below 8%. Since then it's surged to 19% & soon will be 60%
Of course, until about 1950, all (statistical 99% to 100%) immigrants to the British Isles, since ancient times, were of European or, if you prefer, Aryan, or post-Aryan, origin. “White people”, in short.
It’s almost funny that, even when I was a teenage schoolboy, in the early/mid 1970s, you had pro-immigration cretins talking about the ancient “immigrants” to Britain— Romans, Angles, Saxons, Vikings, European Celts, Normans (who were, in reality, Vikings settled in Normandy), Huguenots (Protestant emigrants from France) etc as all “foreign”, and so somehow, notionally, not so very different to the blacks, browns etc who flooded in since the Second World War.
An absolutely stupid, and completely ahistorical, argument.
BREAKING: The Israeli government has launched a campaign targeting Christian schools in Jerusalem.
Following the Israeli Education Ministry’s decision to deny work permits to West Bank–based educators, the 127-year-old St. George’s School—one of the oldest Christian schools in… pic.twitter.com/WxA3S5MSsA
When I was on trial in 2023-2024 for exercizing my free speech rights, one of the things I was alleged to have published on the blog was the assertion that “wherever Jews exist, in any but small numbers, others lose their freedoms” (or some such, or similar, words). I was told, in effect, that I was quite mistaken as to that…
No comment…
Never seen so many things I couldn’t give a fuck about crammed into one tweet. https://t.co/gxsMniXGWv
How many “invasions” would that be? Which will be first? Iran? Yemen? Greenland? Canada? Venezuela? Cuba?
None so far…
Dystopian Britain growing in plain sight
A few days ago, I took a trip by car, a round-trip of about 200 miles, something I only do occasionally. The journey, from the central-southern English coast, proved more than challenging. Several long waits behind temporary traffic lights made a 2-hour journey more like 3 hours, and the surfacing of even major roads (such as the major trunk route, the A34) is now appallingly-bad in places.
However, that was only the first impression of the day. The once-interesting (in the1970s) city of Oxford, which for some time has been in a state of redevelopment and economic expansion etc, cannot now be accessed by car without paying a congestion charge (nein danke), and the outer zones have become an unpleasant sprawl. Few of those seen trudging along on the streets are European, let alone English.
The drive back was…interesting…but not in a good way. I thought to avoid the unpleasant A34/M3/M27 experience by driving via Swindon and Salisbury. Well, “man proposes but God disposes“, as they say. The roads were not too busy at first, but then became yet another stationary experience. Several sets of “temporary” traffic lights, the wait at each nearly half an hour by reason of the weight of traffic at “going-home time”. Also, the state of the roads, in places, approaches that of the 18thC. Potholes so big that they could fairly be described as dangerous, surfacing generally very poor.
I suppose it was my fault that I somehow got a little lost in Swindon, not an area I know. When I was in my early/mid teens, in the early 1970s, I would occasionally attend the races at Cheltenham with my parents, and on the drive back to the South Oxfordshire/Berkshire area where we lived, we would call in at the then Trust House Forte “Post House” hotel in the then small and undistinguished railway town of Swindon for something to eat.
The incredible Google AI tells me that “Swindon has grown immensely since the early 1970s, and the area around the hotel reflects that shift:
The Surroundings: When it first opened, it sat in a much more rural setting—essentially on the edge of the town. Today, it is surrounded by residential developments like Liden and Badbury Park, and is very close to the Great Western Hospital complex, which didn’t exist when you were visiting.
The Building: Originally a low-rise 1970s design typical of Trusthouse Forte’s “Post House” brand, it has been significantly modernised and extended over the decades.”
Apparently that hotel is now the local Holiday Inn.
The town itself, though, seems halfway between a rundown area of what looked like council housing estates, and a semi-American (meaning Essex County New Jersey, really) landscape of fast food outlets, supermarkets, malls etc.
The few people I saw on foot were either black/brown (including a couple of Indians or Paki-stanis dismantling or repairing a car by the roadside) or white “youths” all in “hoodies”. Admittedly, I did not go into the very centre of the town, but I was glad to, eventually, find a way out.
The roads between Swindon and Salisbury were, again, in poor repair, and even the roads between Salisbury and the coast were in a terrible state, though apparently being repaired in places (meaning more long waits as lines of endless-seeming cars and trucks were held up by several more sets of temporary traffic lights).
The thought that came to me repeatedly during that unpleasant and long journey (well over 3 hours) was that Britain is just not working. The roads are just a symptom. The whole country is gradually (?) going to literal rack and ruin.
Not a nation, more a parking lot and shopping/housing landscape, and without racial, cultural, or historical integrity.
More tweets
🚨BREAKING: Twice as many people are referred to counter-terrorism programme Prevent for "extreme right-wing views" than they are for Islamic extremism.
This is despite Islamic extremists making up 90% of the 43,000 terror suspects on MI5’s watchlist.
[“BREAKING: Twice as many people are referred to counter-terrorism programme Prevent for “extreme right-wing views” than they are for Islamic extremism. This is despite Islamic extremists making up 90% of the 43,000 terror suspects on MI5’s watchlist. Prevent admits that they class “cultural nationalism” as an extreme right-wing view. Last year, Prevent training documents were published that listed sharing the view that Western culture was ‘under threat from mass migration and a lack of integration’ was a ‘terrorist ideology’. https://dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15567645/Britain-Islamism-Far-Right-Extremism-Terrorism.html.”]
Translates to a Commons with about 292 Reform UK MPs (34 short of overall majority), Greens 106 (official Opposition), 86 Cons, 67 LibDems, 45 SNP, 27 Lab [etc].
Reform UK is underwhelming “controlled opposition” and fake-nationalism, but is still on top, not on its own merits but because so many people are thoroughly sickened by the two main (at present) System parties. The same, mutatis mutandis, or similar, could be said of the Greens, and even the LibDems; after all, the LibDems failed dismally when given a measure of power during the 2010-2015 “Con Coalition”, and are now led by an utter clown (and a dishonest one at that), Ed Davey.
Incidentally, and once again, on those figures, Starmer-stein would lose his own seat. The last 12-15 opinion polls have said the same.
IRGC destroyed a warehouse of Ukrainian anti-drone systems in Dubai, where 21 Ukrainian nationals were deployed, Ebrahim Zolfaghari, a spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, stated on Saturday:https://t.co/qGlf8lXbg3pic.twitter.com/kSrKZNteaq
The Mandelson Messages are now disappearing – and being disappeared – on an industrial scale. It’s become one of the biggest cover-ups in British political history. And the voters aren’t going to fall for it > Mail Plus > https://t.co/4fszlZOYMq
Were it any other matter, this would be “caviar to the general“, and not much of interest to those outside the Westminster Bubble, but the connection to the Jew Epstein, the “Lolita Express” flights, “the Andrew Formerly Known as Prince” etc makes this what I believe show business people call “box office”.
Re-The Mandelson Cover-Up. In addition to his “stolen” work mobile, McSweeney had at least two additional personal mobiles he used in Government. One has been deactivated. The other is still in use. No.10 is unable to confirm it has retrieved the messages from any of them.
Downing Street told me yesterday they are currently only "in the process" of asking individuals relevant to the Mandelson scandal to provide personal phone data. That's 51 days after the Humble Address motion was passed by the House.
Britain’s ‘unsung’ army is the million people in poorer working-age households who now have full-time unpaid caring responsibilities. pic.twitter.com/mTUd14ZIPA
This war, terrible though it is, is also fascinating in terms of “David and Goliath”, “oblique war” or, if you like, “the war of judo” (using the strength of an opponent against him). Putin is a judo exponent; he will understand that.
I think that the Americans, so used to bombing peoples and states into unavoidable defeat (the carpet-bombing of WW2 Germany; Japan crushed underfoot by atomic bombs on Hiroshima/Nagasaki as well as by enormous conventional bombing of other almost defenceless civilian populations, as at Tokyo; the bombing of Iraq etc) find it hard to compute that a state and people can suffer such bombing as has been inflicted upon Iran, yet not only stand under the attacks but fight back and, indeed, open up new fronts and tactical pressure-points (blocking the Strait of Hormuz except to neutral/friendly shipping, charging USD $2M per ship as a tax or impost, warning the Gulf Arabs off by a few well-chosen missile and drone attacks, as well as hitting their economies hard by preventing much of their production from being exported. Also, scaring off most tourists).
Don’t forget what happened when a couple of buildings were destroyed by (supposedly by) two airliners flown into them in New York City in 2001. Complete panic in the USA, and the Federal Government paralysed by fear for weeks. I saw and heard the aftermath, having flown to Washington from London only a week or so later, on one of the first few flights (which, by the way, was almost empty, and almost devoid of American passengers).
Imagine what would happen were New York City, or other cities, to suffer the kind of bombing seen over the past couple of months in Iran. Total panic.
The Americans, including many at high levels, are simply not able to understand the resilience shown by the Iranian public.
As for Trump and his obsession with (one-sided) “deals”, he is barking up the wrong tree, in my view.
BREAKING: U.S. Marines are filing emergency conscientious objector claims in an effort to avoid deployment in the ongoing war against Iran. pic.twitter.com/bqryclsQYz
Once again, the police behaving like a poundshop Stasi.
BREAKING: Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz is now pumping oil at its full capacity of around 7 million barrels a day, according to Bloomberg report. pic.twitter.com/DDEpTykCCT
Lay that out how to “Finish the job” in Iran in detail. The Navy was not serious and the Air Force didn’t even fly to preserve pilots. Now explain to us how we “Finish” a million man army & occupy terrain to stop thousands of hidden ballistic missiles & drones. Show your work.… pic.twitter.com/aL3s5SWf6U
I don’t give a damn what Herzog or frankly any Israeli thinks. We manage our threat levels and response via MI5/6. And if Israel wasn’t bombing Iran we’d be a lot safer both here and in the region. https://t.co/wgmWD18gdF
Moscow is currently considering whether it should proactively stop supplying energy resources to the European market, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said:https://t.co/ddVxGhULFfpic.twitter.com/xdIAuXemMA
If that were to happen, at the same time as oil and gas shipment via the Strait of Hormuz is interrupted, the EU economies would suffer a massive hit, potentially.
Most of those other countries rely on hydrocarbon exports, so will recover once the war is over. Dubai’s economy is only about 1% or 2% oil and gas, and it relies on tourism, general business etc, so a prolonged shutdown will cripple it, or even kill it off.
The IRGC announced the launch of massive strikes on Israeli territory in response to the death of former Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani.
The operation, dubbed "True Promise 4", was the 61st wave of retaliatory actions since the beginning of… pic.twitter.com/SujbiGvAeU
Russia categorically condemns the strike on the territory of the Iranian Bushehr nuclear power plant, said Alexey Likhachov, General Director of Rosatom.
He explained that about 480 Russian employees remain at the nuclear power plant. pic.twitter.com/MOJzKSJuHU
Of course, in the very unlikely event that Russia were to target Israel, even with non-nuclear missiles, that would reduce Israel to rubble, and (if a nuclear attack) possibly kill all of its inhabitants i.e. about half of the Jews in the world.
At present, however, the situation suits Putin quite well, as I blogged some time ago. The price of oil and gas is higher each day; Russia is a major producer, and is receiving, daily, tens of billions of dollars (equivalent) more than it was a month ago.
Also, the diplomatic and image stock of the USA is falling proportionately. The Americans and Israelis are killing off the present top leadership in Iran, but it remains to be seen whether that alone can determine the outcome of the war. Maybe not.
As the American leadership flounders, Putin and the Russian government look steady, and focussed, by comparison.
There is also the point that the Kiev regime is in peril of seeming an irrelevant sideline, not really at the centre of events. Putin must be pleased at that.
Politically, in the EU, economic downturn must play well for Putin, as the System parties in many countries face populist and other upsurge.
Putin can sit back, not get involved, and watch as Trump’s crazy war, and his fealty to the Jews and Israel, trashes the European economies, the Kiev regime’s prospects, and the NATO alliance.
[the cat in the Kremlin]
Iran posed no threat': US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
[“Iran posed no threat’: US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
The official said Iran posed no imminent threat and that the US entered the conflict due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.“]
What a kick in the teeth for the victims – and our judicial system as a whole.
This man should have been sentenced to death. No place for this scum in our society. https://t.co/crAkanwmDm
This is, by some distance, the most contemptible performance I’ve seen from a sitting Prime Minister at PMQs. Quite staggering to think Starmer once posed as the man who would restore faith in the conduct of our elected officials. https://t.co/WawoN0T23U
As blogged previously, Starmer-stein is being pulled in opposite directions: Israel and the Jewish lobby, which put Starmer where he is today, want him to get Britain (more directly) involved on the Israeli side of the war; many of Starmer’s and Labour’s present or former voters, though, now are non-white, often Muslim, and Labour’s recent by-election failures point out the electoral dangers of further alienating the anti-Israel voters (including many white English/British former Labour voters).
Agree with this. I'm wondering if he will continue in this way up until May? The front and back benches look like they're in despair. The public detest a PM unwilling to answer Qs.
…and that is without even considering the delayed “Ukrainian rent boys” trial…
I’ve seen Prime Minsters dodge questions before. But I’ve never seen one literally and repeatedly just ignore what they’ve been asked. If this is what Starmer’s going to do, what’s the point.
Much as in other recent polls: Reform clearly ahead but underwhelming. One new thing is the Con Party as second in terms of MPs, though only just. Would translate to a Commons with about 324 Reform UK MPs (2 short of an overall majority), Cons 85 (weak official Opposition), LibDems 61, Lab 58, Greens 50, SNP 43.
As in most other recent opinion polls, on those figures Starmer would lose his own seat.
Reports circulating on social media claim that an Iranian ballistic missile reportedly struck Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, causing severe damage and major disruption, according to circulating posts. pic.twitter.com/0GgU2ePZQD
I think you have to ask the question: if a people is expelled, repeatedly, and over many centuries, indeed over 2 millennia, and from well over 100 countries or territories, are they simply unfortunate victims of continued racial and/or religious “prejudice”, or is there something about their patterns of behaviour that causes others to rise up against them?
Quite…
Imagine the evil cynicism of the Israeli leadership and its puppets, meaning Trump and his entourage of idiots. They were engaged, superficially, in peace talks with Iran when they attacked Iran’s cities and other places.
Well, now it looks as if the Israelis are determined to raze much of Iran to the ground, as they have done in Lebanon, Gaza and (using the USA as their battering- ram) Iraq etc.
However, this may not be a one-sided war, even so. Naturally, I have no idea how many or what kind of missiles Iran may still be able to deploy, but they may still be legion, and may be underneath deserts or within mountains, and well-protected. Tel Aviv may yet be reduced to a level similar to that of Gaza. We shall see. I should imagine that (as seems to belatedly be the case) ben-Gurion Airport is a priority target, as surely must be the Dimona nuclear facility.
I do not understand why the Iranian side is wasting (as it seems) so many missiles on extraneous targets, though Dubai was a masterstroke of oblique strategic warfare. A small number of hits from missiles and drones, and the vulgar glitzy nothingness of Dubai has been abandoned by many of its fair-weather “friends” from Europe and elsewhere. They flock to leave, if and when they can.
In these matters, though, one must always return to Clausewitz and “the concentration of forces“. Schwerpunkt.
I cannot see ramshackle Cuba putting up much of a fight, not for more than a few days, against the awesome military might of the USA, but Trump should reflect on the consequences of hubris. It invites nemesis.
At present, it looks as if the USA is staking a claim to Iran, Venezuela, Greenland, Canada, and Cuba (among others).
🚀🇮🇷🇱🇧 NOW: MULTIPLE STRIKES LAUNCHED
🇮🇱 Joint Iranian-Hezbollah attack on Israel 🇧🇭 Iranian strike on Bahrain, warning sirens sounding 🇸🇦 Strikes on U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia
🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸🇶🇦 BREAKING: Iran previously warned that if their energy infrastructure was targeted, they would flatten the WORLD’s LARGEST LNG production complex in Qatar into a parking lot.
Russian troops liberated the community of Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Wednesday:https://t.co/saX9evEguOpic.twitter.com/rvOoSCd0hg
The reasons put forward for getting rid of most jury trials are just camouflage. The real reason is that it would be a step further on the road to “communitarian” tyranny (as seen during the “Covid” panicdemic/scamdemic).
Starmer-stein is the puppet of NWO/ZOG. Join the dots.
The Israeli 12th Channel reports that the Israeli Cabinet has been informed that Iran is preparing to significantly increase the frequency of missile launches. pic.twitter.com/AvbZRE7mtr
🟥 URGENTE | MISILES IRANÍES IMPACTAN TEL AVIV 🇮🇷🇮🇱
Varios misiles lanzados por Irán han alcanzado Tel Aviv, causando daños en edificios y dejando al menos una persona fallecida y decenas de heridos, mientras los sistemas de defensa israelíes intentan interceptar los ataques.… pic.twitter.com/aiM3ZiMFa2
Misil Hipersonicos de Irán impacta una reunión del gabinete de seguridad israelí en Tel Aviv. Hasta el momento, se han recuperado los cadáveres de siete generales del ejército israelí. Se esperan más muertos, ya que el edificio quedó totalmente destruido. pic.twitter.com/YdYjKeyrP1
The video is real footage of damage from an Iranian ballistic missile strike on a Tel Aviv residential area early March 1, 2026—wrecked cars, rubble, collapsed sections of buildings, and emergency crews responding. Multiple outlets (Times of Israel, Haaretz, Al Jazeera) confirm…
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) March 1, 2026
Wilfully deluded. Self-deluded. That mirrors my own experience of “them”. Always the “victims”, even when they are the ones conspiring, attacking, behaving as criminals and terrorists, and drawing first blood.
Wow…
English journalist and @Channel4News correspondent Secunder Kermani to an Israeli spokesman at scene of a deadly Iranian missile strike in Tel Aviv:
“Your prime minister is a wanted war criminal. You don't have the moral high ground here, at all” pic.twitter.com/rMu6QxYJ8l
Not enough people are talking about the fact that Israel likely tested a nuclear weapon last month in Dimona and that most of humanity is within range of its Jericho III nuclear missiles pic.twitter.com/uMaYluhkm8
They are a danger to the entire civilized world, in more ways than one.
Dubai Airport is closed. Abu Dhabi Airport is closed. Doha Airport is closed. Kuwait Airport is closed. Bahrain Airport is closed. Ben Gurion is closed.
All her money, and she chooses to live there. Hard to believe. Ghastly unaesthetic architecture, few trees beyond the palm trees lining some of the main roads, a mediaeval legal and political system, Dark Ages religious and cultural basis, few civil or legal rights for European residents, arrogant and culturally-backward locals, and a climate unbearable for a good part of the year.
I have been to the region a few times (though I admit that my experience of Dubai itself does not extend beyond having been to the airport —in transit— several times). Nein danke, anyway.
Also, in reality Dubai is a backwater, for all of its —until last week— frenetic business and tourist activity. If I wanted to live in a non-European backwater, and could choose, it would be somewhere like Rio, or the Caribbean, not the Middle East, certainly not the Arabian/Persian Gulf, and certainly not Dubai.
I suppose that Dubai, if it had Jews, and Jewish money as well as Arab, would be some kind of globalized template for UK society in the eyes of the likes of Richard Tice (Isabel Oakeshott’s personal partner), maybe Farage, and others in the leadership of Reform UK.
That is why Reform UK can only be a means to an end (destruction of the Labour and Conservative parties); in any other way, Reform is a dead end, a fact which will only become obvious to the British people after it forms a government (assuming, as I do, that that will happen in 2-3 years).
Incidentally, I now see that Isabel Oakeshott is International Editor at the online-only “Talk TV” platform, where (according to Wikipedia) her salary is £250,000 per year (there is no personal income tax in Dubai). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(streaming_service)#Change_to_TalkTV
Talk TV, owned by a Rupert Murdoch company, is so amateur that it reported, inaccurately (and the lie may still be up on the Internet), that I was “jailed” after the malicious Jewish-lobby “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”] pressure group cabal (a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London) managed to procure a criminal prosecution of me a few years ago (2023; sentencing was in 2024).
In fact, I did not even get a suspended sentence, just a brief “community order” (basically, a few hours of discussions with a probation lady, about 5 hours altogether) and a fine (some internet sites “reported” that I had been sentenced also to do “community service”, i.e. slave labour. No, I was not).
For the truth about my trial and its aftermath, a rather more accurate account than you will see on rubbish platforms such as Talk TV, see:
Talk TV also hosts, occasionally, the one-time notorious Internet troll Stephen Silverman from the “CAA” (he grandly terms himself “Head of Investigations and Enforcement”), who is always whining about “antisemitism”. He used pseudonyms to target anti-Israel tweeters (almost all women). A very nasty individual.
I call it the “does anyone actually watch?” Talk TV.
UPDATE from Dubai as the sun goes down. Busy! Iftar soon! Gorgeous evening. For now, all strangely normal. Who knows what tonight will bring? Thank you @modgovae pic.twitter.com/6U0p8zh4z6
She seems to think that wonderful: a fairly underwhelming promenade, evening sun, a few palm trees, a few cafes, tall buildings and a marina nearby. There are worse places in this world, yes, but frankly I cannot see anything so great there.
I see you've realised you've got to stick to the government narrative or you can end up in trouble.
Israel's Iron Beam laser air defense system was developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems (primary contractor), in partnership with Elbit Systems (laser source) and funded by the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
Rafael has led the project for over a decade, with recent…
There's no template for how markets respond to the Iran crisis, writes @johnauthers. But the longer a shooting war goes on, the greater the risk of a major shock https://t.co/PPtJxUMqkq
NEW: The combined US-Israeli force has struck over 2,000 targets in Iran and achieved air superiority over Tehran. The combined force has continued to target Iranian internal security institutions responsible for maintaining stability and suppressing protests, including security… pic.twitter.com/mpCgt7UkEx
Why have the Iranians spent years not building up an air defensive capability? They know what the Israelis are like, and what their capabilities are. This is criminally negligent, as is the failure to provide the urban populations with hardened shelters.
Not Tehran 🇮🇷
This is Beirut 🇱🇧 last night, bombed by Israeli 🇮🇱 airstrikes
Trump 🇺🇸 has given Netanyahu 🇮🇱 the regional war he always wanted
Reuters ·Follow 16h · Tanker owners, oil majors and trading houses suspended oil, fuel and LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz after Tehran said it had closed navigation, raising fears of a major supply shock https://t.co/gylptEgbOE
Not if you have no investments. I have none, and if the UK financial outlook becomes gloomy, all the better for social national revolution somewhere down the line.
We’re at the occupation stage of *immigrants claiming to be a “darn sight more English & British” than English & British people* pic.twitter.com/FzU1D33enp
Here is @ShabanaMahmood being interviewed advising she would be okay living with her family, next to a barracks filled with illegal migrants.
It's much easier to say when you are on the other side protected, women are frightened to go out in Braintree and we have a migrant… pic.twitter.com/awPRqZPmJO
— Free Speech Shell (@FreespeechShell) March 2, 2026
Not English, not really British. Not a legitimate MP or minister…and not right.
My favourite go to when they say that we’re “one race, the human race” is stating “if that’s the case, why are “racially aggravated” offences a thing?”
— Anglo Restoration 🏴 (@AngloRestore) March 2, 2026
European civilization has more than one enemy.
The US and Israel have launched new strikes on eastern, western, and southern areas of Tehran, the ISNA news agency reported. TASS has compiled the key developments in the Middle East conflict:https://t.co/P9acoDMO6epic.twitter.com/KrbSxsWXOC
A Russian Emergencies Ministry aircraft has arrived from Egypt to Moscow with over 80 Russians, who left Israel via the land border, on board, a TASS correspondent reported:https://t.co/6umKrsjgBO
One good thing may come out of the Zionist-instigated American attack on Iran: the USA and others will not be sending so many missiles etc to “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime).
The condition of the Gandhi Hospital in Tehran after the night attacks by Israel and the USA. pic.twitter.com/SgkzyhZiE2
The Israeli Jews up to their usual tricks— bombing schools and hospitals.
According to a report from Hebrew 12, the Israeli military cabinet has informed the army that Iran is just warming up and escalating the war. The missile strikes will intensify, and there's no end in sight yet.
The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters announced that three American warplanes were downed by Iranian air defense systems. pic.twitter.com/iuP4uJsHeo
I wonder whether the Iranians have saboteurs embedded. The Iranians are of course Shia, Kuwaits Sunni, but it might not be ideological; could be mercenary, if it was sabotage at all.
One troubling thing starting to emerge is that the Iranian drone strikes are proving more effective than military planners expected at the start of this conflict. They are much harder to detect and neutralise than Iran's ballistic missile capability. And much easier to produce.
One other thing about Keir Starmer's increasingly hopeless vacillation over the Iranian attacks on UK targets. It's obviously bad enough in its own right. But Vladimir Putin is sitting and watching this. What signal are we currently sending to him.
For once, I have a word of faint praise for Starmer-stein. After all, why should the UK join in (yet again) on the Jewish/Israeli side. As for “British base was attacked“, those bases now serve NWO/ZOG “American” interests, not those of the British people.
👀Looks like Iran has hit the oil facilities at Ras Tanura. Very big deal. Ras Tanura is not just the world's biggest oil export terminal. It's an iconic site that goes back to the very birth of Saudi as a petrostate. Here's something I wrote about it in Material World👇 https://t.co/aAuHc4xjP2pic.twitter.com/qw6MrhWmzL
Ah. “Saudi Arabian” oil (and gas). Discovered by Europeans and European-descended Americans. Extracted by Europeans and Americans. For a long time, refined by Europeans and Americans. Transported across the oceans by Europeans and Americans. Consumed mainly by Europeans and Americans. In another century, the Saudis will not be arrogantly visiting the cities of Europe and the USA, ostentatiously flaunting their unearned wealth. They will be back on their camels, and probably living in tents again. The same goes for the Gulf Arabs in general.
The thing about RAF Akrotiri is that it's not just another base, it's technically a British Overseas Territory like Gibraltar or the Falklands. Iran is attacking British sovereign territory. https://t.co/Q6xB6IxLBw
No. Reform UK could have won at Gorton and Denton if it were social-national, rather than a farrago of pseudo-“libertarian” finance-capitalist nonsense and worship of money, and also worship of Israel and the UK Jewish lobby. Also, it could have won if more English voters in that constituency had actually bothered to turn off the TV, and had got off their rear ends, and had voted. Also, had Farage put in more walkabout time there.
That said, the by-election result is most significant for the fact that Labour was trashed and trodden down. The fact is that Reform UK, despite its flaws, is still riding high, up to 30% in opinion polling, with both Con and Lab as low as 15%. Gorton and Denton may have rejected Reform UK, but Reform is still on track to gain hundreds of MPs in other areas at the next general election.
Stray thought
I was just reminded that the distance from Tel Aviv to the border of Gaza is a mere 47 miles, almost exactly the distance from my one-time (2002-2008) barristers’ chambers in Exeter to my (leased only, sadly) country house on the Cornish side of the Tamar. Once or twice, in emergencies, I managed to go door to door in only 30 minutes (on the dual-carriageway of the A30 for most of the journey but including single-track lanes and, in Exeter, traffic and traffic-lights).
It's crystal clear from the Hegseth press conference the United States has no coherent mission objectives or strategy. It's essentially bomb, see what happens, hope the Iranians rise up in some undefined way.
Well, this week 5/10, same as political journalist John Rentoul. I knew the answers to questions 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. In the back of my mind, I think I might have scored on question 1, too, but did not.
I have written about Cuba previously (use search box if interested), but this report by a (formerly?) pro-Cuba and maybe pro-Castro Scotsman who has lived there for years is well worth reading.
Of course, it is almost trite to say that Cuba is on the point of collapse, because that has been said for the past 35 years, but it now seems inevitable, either from implosion or via American intervention.
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Very sad that Palmerston, the Foreign Office cat who’d been enjoying his retirement in Bermuda at the Governor’s mansion, has died at the age of 12.
Such an amazing cat, full of purrsonality and he brought so much joy to so many people. He was such fun to write about in my book. pic.twitter.com/AaLzgdWRpy
They rescued 15 dogs from the euthanasia list. Thank you to everyone involved in this rescue mission, you are appreciated. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/i5qK6yBi0D
[“Everyone was lied to about Hitler. Our education system pushing it all for many decades has done so with Jewish history books and lies about the war. Nationalism Socialism isn’t “far right”. It’s the third position which is very centrist in a political sense. Yes, Hitler went a bit full throttle towards the end, but his initial ideology of the NSDAP is what we need to fix Britain and Europe.“]
Labour Party activists including @LucyMPowell have been referred to police over by-election gala dinner and attempts to “bribe voters”
Meanwhile, Starmer-stein is again, as he fondly imagines, on the world stage. He wants British and EU taxpayers to stump up even more money for “defence” (anti-Russia build-up) and “Ukraine” (the sliding Jew-Zionist regime in Kiev).
Meanwhile the migration-invasion of the UK continues unabated…
Don’t let Mad Zack hypnotise you into legalised drugs and open border chaos
Jews talking about killing all Palestinian Arabs in Gaza (etc) and then settling the cleared areas with Jew settlers or colonizers. A fully-Jewish “final solution”…
Genocide and then settlement by Jews, in plain language. Jew lawyers in the UK, USA etc may argue, in their Talmudic way, about whether Jews have or have not engaged in “genocide” in Gaza, but just look at the place now! Does it matter what label Jews or others place on what has been done?
Actually, from the Israeli point of view, the “crime” of the Palestinian Arab operatives on 7 October 2023 was not the killing of hundreds of Jewish revellers and military personnel (many of which were actually killed by Israeli forces, implementing free-fire protocols, anyway), but to have successfully invaded “Israeli” territory. That pierced the Israeli feeling of invulnerability.
I admit that I myself was taken by surprise; I would previously have doubted that the Arabs could pull off an operation like that (and keep the plans secret).
In fact, I think that Netanyahu and his cabal may have known of the 2023 attack on Israel in advance, and let it go ahead (in the manner of Roosevelt and Pearl Harbor), because it provided a good excuse to ethnically cleanse Gaza (just as Pearl Harbor provided the excuse to get the USA into war with Germany, via its Japanese ally).
Footage from the liberated Mirnograd, where Russian army soldiers provide assistance to the local population, including delivery of water, food, medicine, and hygiene products. pic.twitter.com/V6PKh4XLal
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemns the neoliberal delusion of the "End of History" and its prophet Francis Fukuyama, which emerged after the Western victory over communism following the end of the Cold War:
I heavily criticized that “End of History” nonsense in my unpublished book The End of the Millennium and the New Age of Alexander (written in the United States in 1990-1991). Nice to have been proven right (again).
Europe warns about peace: "after an agreement, Russia will become more dangerous"
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has effectively indicated that a quick end to the war in Ukraine would not be favorable for Europe.
The European Parliament approved a new loan package from the European Commission for Ukraine amounting to 90 billion euros
Official statements emphasize that "Ukraine's fight is Europe's fight," which in practice means that the financial burden is shifted to European taxpayers.… pic.twitter.com/pBvdl2oMWF
Ha ha! “…once war reparations are received from Russia“…That will be never, then. “Reparations” are paid by the losing side in a war. Russia is quite obviously winning (though slowly) the war against the Kiev regime. The EU “leaders” are living in a world of wilful delusion.
The British and EU taxpayers are going to be losing out. Money desperately needed here is going to be sent “over there”…
Note also:
All connected…
Yedioth Ahronoth:
If Tehran feels that the regime is on the verge of collapse, it may launch its entire missile arsenal at Israel. pic.twitter.com/ePwiK7SSQe
If you must, please recommend the jewish autonomous oblast in Russia. It is one and a half times the size of Palestine, has a small population and is far away from West Asia.
Russians, too, do not want more Jews. It is a conundrum; a problem, in fact…
There *was* a *secret* sweetheart deal, as my colleague @RaniaKhalek explained 11 years ago. He served only a year of his 18-month prison sentence in the private wing of a Palm Beach Jail and was permitted to leave the prison grounds for up to sixteen hours a day.
Keir Starmer promised change. But the past week has shown his premiership to be as duplicitous, hypocritical, mendacious and self-serving as any of his predecessors > Mail Plus > https://t.co/IYPq6JRjaB
Vladimir Zelensky's statements have long been ravings of a sick person and an indicator he is not in his right mind, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has told the media:https://t.co/bXoxrz1bG3pic.twitter.com/5B9riUjnQG
Hungary will not abandon its independent stance in the European Union and will not allow its right of veto to be removed, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said:https://t.co/cQuRiIiwtjpic.twitter.com/kjNqyObZIm
[Roman Bozhkov, Bridge . Reminds me of the wooden, narrow, and very dilapidated bridge —but without any handrail!— which I used in early 1982 to get from the shore of a lake on the border of West and East Germany to a tiny island, where there was a birdwatchers’ hut (no glass in the window, and a leaky roof), and in which I had to sleep one night]
The Kiev regime made attempts to launch drones at chemical facilities in the Russian city of Veliky Novgorod and the town of Rossosh, Chief of Russia’s Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Troops Major General Rtishchev said at a briefing:https://t.co/UocOyEnqVtpic.twitter.com/2w3w0byJ9B
Air defense forces shot down 90 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles over the Russian Regions during the past night, the Russian defense ministry reported:https://t.co/A40EsoyB7gpic.twitter.com/cZTUohm3cW
Ukraine’s activities in the field of radiation safety, including attempts at nuclear blackmail, raise serious concerns, Chief of Russia’s Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Protection (NBC) Troops Major General Alexey Rtishchev said:https://t.co/GPrPSj0yoypic.twitter.com/XedoJDgi2o
Any so-called “asylum-seekers” (or other untermenschen) sexually (or otherwise) attacking (real) English/British people should (after a fair trial) be put up against a wall and shot.
Anas, if you stand in front of the flag of a foreign country and give a rousing speech about how people of that country can attain “real power” in the UK, don’t whine when other parties play this speech to voters so they can decide for themselves where your loyalties lie. https://t.co/yecj6q6mZ9pic.twitter.com/1YLfrnS537
Apply that principle to Jews (and others) who wave Israeli flags at public demonstrations or, indeed, have the Israeli flag projected onto the facade of 10, Downing Street (both Starmer-stein and that little Indian money-juggler, Sunak, did that while holding the office of Prime Minister of this country).
Unbelievable
£11 BILLION in foreign aid paid for by British people has gone to private sector consultants including:
Nine times out of ten, the best assistance to poor people overseas is money given to individuals or families, or to genuine educational institutions.
We have to prioritize British people struggling in the UK, though.
“Each year —like clockwork—the British state quietly rejects more than 15,000 young British people from becoming doctors while lecturing the country that the NHS would “collapse” without more immigration” https://t.co/ZTvXaRuRGi
The state should help all citizens, however isolated geographically (note: citizens, not the waves of invading untermenschen from the backward parts of the world).
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[Havana, Malecon]
Interview with George Galloway
Worth watching.
Galloway tweeted, more than once, in a very hostile way against me some years ago, and he is a bit of a “grifter”, and also a bit of a hypocrite, but at least is anti-Israel (though he has been known to parrot Jew-Zionist-invented rubbish about the “holocaust” farrago etc. His ideology is a kind of pro-Muslim “anti-racist” pseudo-socialism, not very interesting, but I always try to hold the “moral high ground”, so have republished the interview shown.
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Russian troops liberated eight communities, including Seversk in the Donetsk People’s Republic over the week of December 6-12 in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Friday:https://t.co/PoTMMlbGI6pic.twitter.com/Lq0aGLSv80
Doesn’t mean anything’s going to change with their election, Matt. More establishment, managed decline…just with a few bones thrown here and there to the masses, to keep everybody sedated.
288,000 members must give Reform UK a huge income from subscriptions alone. Reform charges £25-£50+ for members and supporters, so must be taking in (even without donations etc) at least £9M a year. Pretty solid.
That second tweeter is right, though. Reform will not remove or eliminate any but “illegal” migrants (the rubber boat ones, mainly), will not remove or eliminate any already granted asylum, will not remove or eliminate the other non-Europeans in the UK (not even the criminal/terrorist elements) and will not move towards an ethnostate.
Add to that Reform’s heavily pro-Israel tendency, and its finance-capital bias, and it can be seen that Reform’s utility lies only in being a convenient battering-ram via which to smash the existing System parties. Later, Reform will also have to go. Social-national people will then come to the fore.
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[Katyusha rockets, 1940s]
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The Prime Minister of the UK is on his last, desperate political legs.
So they decide to force the narrative that we’re on the “brink of war” with Russia & the NHS, they vowed to “Save” is about to collapse under pressure. Again.
Anyone who has had recent contact (say, since 2010) with the NHS knows that it is, increasingly, a skeleton service run largely for the benefit of those working in it, especially the doctors and administrators. That is why it is so sickening to hear a dishonest and incompetent Friends of Israel political fraud such as Rachel Reeves mouthing the now-usual Labour Party platitudes about “our NHS” etc. (cf. “our communities“…).
Talking point
Sad. Unnecessary. Jacinda Ardern is treacherous and evil, but now not in power, and anyway only one of several to blame for the decline.
Good grief. I went through there once or twice, though over 40 years ago. Seemed a peaceful little place then (i.e. before invaded by untermenschen). They make a good beer there, Herforder Pils. In fact, at that time, you could buy it in some UK supermarkets too, in bottles.
He’s aiding and abetting foreign criminals breaking into our country. Surely this is treason? https://t.co/kO7AtSSsUZ
So Labour’s answer is to “postpone” such elections…
Starmer-stein’s regime is not a legitimate government.
This is Mimi, shes in her 30’s and had a couple of falls this year and cut her legs. People said we should euthanise her. WE SAID NO WAY! pic.twitter.com/iU51zT8Vzt
— Horse Sense Wirral Charity #1152111 (@HorseSenseW) December 12, 2025
I hate the way that some people regard animals as disposable.
I wonder whether the vitriol he has recently been experiencing from the Zionist Jews has woken James O’Brien up a little to the menace to free speech that they represent?
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In pictures | The Beit Hanoun area in the northern Gaza Strip before and after the Israeli war." pic.twitter.com/yin4JZQlBP
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 23, 2025
Israeli war crimes. Whether the overall war on civilians be called or labelled a “genocide” or not is almost immaterial. The cruelty and/or sadistic brutality of the Israeli Jews (and that of the Jew-Zionist support cabals in Europe, North America etc) speaks for itself.
US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio:
"These people living in Gaza are wild animals.. I want Israel to destroy every element of Hamas." pic.twitter.com/Cl9FVQeFLq
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 23, 2025
Rubio is a semi-lunatic and, like almost all prominent American politicians, a puppet of Israel and the American Jewish lobby.
An Israeli official told the Jerusalem Post:
"Turkey's agreement to purchase 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets isn't a game-changing threat to our Air Force. The Typhoon is a capable but not superior aircraft compared to our fighter jets.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 23, 2025
[“An Israeli official told the Jerusalem Post: “Turkey’s agreement to purchase 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets isn’t a game-changing threat to our Air Force. The Typhoon is a capable but not superior aircraft compared to our fighter jets. But it’s a clear and worrying signal that Turkey is accelerating its arms buildup in a way that could eventually challenge Israel’s military edge in the region. The deal isn’t an immediate threat, but still a headache for Israel”.]
This is the sort of thing that matters, not well-meaning people holding up placards in the UK to protest against the evil actions of the Israeli Jews in Gaza or the West Bank.
Eventually, both Turkey and Iran will have the means available to stamp on Israel and kill it off, very likely, notwithstanding Israel’s nuclear capabilities. Iran’s power rests, at long distance, on missiles, presently conventional, but perhaps eventually nuclear; Turkey’s power rests mainly on very powerful, and becoming more powerful, conventional forces; millions of soldiers, 2,500 tanks, and ever-more-powerful military air fleets.
I fully expect the Jews to be driven out of the Middle East eventually, but that will not, of course, be the final chapter.
A broad front against Russia strikes at China, India and Brazil
▪️Trump openly blackmailed Russia last week to end the conflict in Ukraine within 50 days. Threats were also directed at China, which is being called upon to change its attitude towards Russian energy companies. And… pic.twitter.com/QUDrquHAkS
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 23, 2025
Does Trump really think it effective grand strategy to threaten Russia, China, and Brazil (among other states) at the same time?
Peter Kyle – Labour MP for Hove and Portslade (East Sussex). Peter has been an MP for ten years and is now the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology.
Peter previously worked for children’s charities and helped set up an orphanage in Rumania. He held senior… pic.twitter.com/DFFSq98Ug0
[“Peter Kyle – Labour MP for Hove and Portslade (East Sussex). Peter has been an MP for ten years and is now the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology. Peter previously worked for children’s charities and helped set up an orphanage in Rumania. He held senior positions while Labour were in opposition. Peter is also a Parliamentary ‘officer’ and Vice Chair of Labour Friends of Israel. Peter was a persistent critic of Jeremy Corbyn when he was leader of the party. The @ElectoralCommUK donations page shows that Peter has received £270,596.59 in donations and perks. In 2023/24/25 these have included: £118,433.22 from the Labour donor, banker and founder of Albourne Partners Simon Ruddick. £16,000 from international banker Anthony Watson. £13,000 from the @CWU, £99.840 from @PublicDigitalHQ to cover a staff secondment. The individual concerned was a ‘policy fellow’ at the Trevor Chinn funded/Morgan McSweeney run consortium; @LabourTogether £5,000 from banker and Chief Executive of Coutts & Co. Michael Morley £5,000 from Baron Patrick Carter. £15,000 from Simon Kime. £10,000 from Labour donor Lord Matthew Oakenshott. £10,000 from political donor Susan Ruddick. £13,665.57 from Lord David Sainsbury for international trips by air and on the Eurostar. £3,584 in hospitality and tickets from The Football Association for the Brit Awards and Taylor Swift and Madonna concerts.£1,835 from @SkyArts for hospitality and tickets to various events. £2,758.95 from the intelligence linked firm @HakluytCompany for a trip to San Francisco to meet with personnel from the tech industry. With his £93,904 salary, expenses, allowances, perks and very generous donations, there’s no doubt that Peter is living the good life as a Labour MP. ‘Poverty in Hove, part of Brighton & Hove, is a significant issue, with child poverty rates being a particular concern…Brighton & Hove has higher levels of pensioner poverty than the national average and contains the ward with the highest level of pensioner poverty.’ On 9th July 2025, Peter voted for the welfare/PIP cuts that will result in further distress and hardship for people who are disabled and unwell. Peter also voted to scrap the #WinterFuelPayment to pensioners and voted to retain the two child benefit cap which ‘significantly contributes to child poverty’ in the UK. @UKLabour@peterkyle.”]
Peter Kyle, MP for Hove and Portslade, is a typical member of the present Labour Friends of Israel government (arguably the least competent UK government in memory). A freeloader, out for what he can grab.
I had already considered that possibility. Would probably give Reform over 300 —maybe even 350— MPs, Labour perhaps 100, Cons and LibDems about 75 each, and the new “Corbyn” party maybe (at most) 10. Something like that. Not as much difference as one might have imagined, but cementing Reform’s presently-likely triumph.
Everything Corbyn always was in a nutshell. Never a leader, always an activist. And whilst I think Gaza is an abomination and tragedy beyond measure and I personally would’ve both suspended arms to Israel and sent the Israeli Ambo home by now, it does not belong in the mission… https://t.co/R98CezdeVJ
[“Everything Corbyn always was in a nutshell. Never a leader, always an activist. And whilst I think Gaza is an abomination and tragedy beyond measure and I personally would’ve both suspended arms to Israel and sent the Israeli Ambo home by now, it does not belong in the mission statement of a new British party. He’s had a lifelong obsession with Palestine and lost his political career over anti-Semitism. It will continue to cost him. Who isn’t in favour of helping Gaza? Nobody.”]
“Who isn’t in favour of helping Gaza? Nobody.”
Really? Nobody?!
The lady tweeter seems to have forgotten about Israel, certainly the Netanyahu government, almost certainly most of the Israeli Jews, and (probably) most of the Jews in the UK and elsewhere.
As far as Corbyn being an “antisemite” is concerned, I wish he had been; he might then not have been so easily removed by a conspiracy consisting of Labour Friends of Israel MPs, murky Jew-Zionist orgs circling like vultures overhead, and Israel-lobby msm scribblers, talking heads etc; also, pro-Israel mass media platform-owners such as Murdoch, Desmond and others …
From my perspective, Corbyn is not really “antisemitic” at all, or only marginally.
“Wow” indeed…if that opinion poll is accurate (and it may be), Reform would get 436 MPs at a general election (a Commons majority of 110), Labour 78, LibDems 55, SNP 37, Cons 15, Greens 4 (etc).
Any result like that would certainly spell the end of the long-lived Con Party, would knock the stuffing out of Labour, and would write Reform UK a blank cheque (subject only to the House of Lords, where Reform has no peers at all, out of 836 peers at present. However, Farage could just create hundreds of new Reform peers, or simply abolish the Lords).
Among the hundreds of Labour MPs who would be booted out would be Stephen Kinnock, Angela Rayner, Dan Jarvis, Jess Phillips, Ed Miliband, Luke Akehurst, Stephen Timms, Andrew Gwynne, Bridget Phillipson, Liz Kendall, Nia Griffith, Maria Eagle, Angela Eagle, Lucy Powell, Yvette Cooper, Anna Turley, Paul Waugh, Sarah Champion, Kim Leadbeater, Gareth Snell, Torsten Bell, Emma Reynolds, Wes Streeting etc.
Interestingly, Starmer-stein might survive, but no doubt would resign as Labour leader. He would not be interested in staying on anyway.
Prominent Cons in the bin would include Dunce Duncan Smith, Mel Stride (the Con “moderates'” great white hope), Kemi Badenoch (present Con leader and “great non-white hopeless”), Suella Braverman, Jesse Norman, Oliver Dowden, Julian Lewis, Desmond Swayne (my own local MP, and entirely useless, though I do not disagree with him on everything), Jewish-lobby puppet Robert Jenrick, Rishi Sunak, Mark Francois, Andrew Rosindell, the deadhead Gavin Williamson, “chocolate soldier” Tom Tugendhat, Nick Timothy, James Cleverly, Alex Burghart, David Davis, Jewish-lobby minor puppet Alec Shelbrooke etc.
Some LibDems and Greens would also be binned, but none of them is of the slightest consequence.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 24, 2025
Protests in Ukraine continue: Rallies held in 11 cities Demonstrators in Kyiv continue protesting through the night. Flares are lit to the sound of the air raid siren. The gathered demand the immediate restoration of powers to anti-corruption institutions, despite President… pic.twitter.com/sF7jJB3aoi
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 24, 2025
The test of the seriousness of this would be a willingness to abandon the pensions triple lock. https://t.co/Mm0LjIIZc9
If “Carpetbagger Kemi” does that, the Con Party, presently on 16% public support (almost all of which consists of people over State Pension age), will fall to 6%. Oblivion.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 24, 2025
I sometimes feel ashamed at my country these days, once a world leader, once ruler of a great empire, when I see the new trains, train lines, bridges, roads, cityscapes etc in China, Russia, and even some parts of Europe, as compared to the UK. (ps. I regard Russia as sui generis, not —as such— part of either Europe or Asia).
This is the scene in Kyiv now! 🇺🇦 Zelensky tried to end corruption investigations by executive order — and the streets erupted in anger. Clashes are escalating, and people are chanting against repression, amid sirens and burning flares pic.twitter.com/E85fzR540d
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 24, 2025
Ian Robert Millard 